What an incredible two days filled with unforgettable moments, electrifying performances, and nonstop energy! 🌊🔥
This festival wouldn’t have been the same without you—our amazing WATERBOMB audiences 💙
Thank you for bringing the passion, the vibes, and the ultimate summer spirit to WATERBOMB MANILA 2025!
We can’t wait to see you again in 2026 for even bigger, wilder, and more thrilling experiences!
See you next year! ✨
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‘HUWAG TAYONG PUMAYAG NA GAWING UNGGOY!’
Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Rear Admiral Jay Tarriela raised alarm over an AI video released by the China Daily, featuring a monkey wearing a barong and salakot hat.
“Hindi ba’t nakakagalit na ang mismong bansang gumigipit sa ating mga karapatan sa West Philippine Sea ang siya pang may lakas ng loob na gumawa ng video na naglalarawan sa mga Pilipino bilang mga unggoy na basta na lamang sumusunod sa Japan at Estados Unidos?” he wrote on Thursday.
In the video, an image of the Philippine flag was also spotted.
“Mga kababayang Pilipino hindi po tayo UNGGOY, at huwag tayong pumayag na gawing UNGGOY! Ang mga hayop lamang ang mga nakakagawa ng ganitong pagturing sa kapwa tao at mas masahol pa sa hayop ang hindi marunong sumunod sa international law!” he added. (Facebook/Jay Tarriela)
‘SASABIHIN BA NILANG ANG CHINA NAMAN ANG DAPAT HUMINGI NG TAWAD?’
Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Commodore Jay Tarriela questioned whether the senators who previously called on him to apologize over his alleged smearing of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s dignity would now demand an apology from China over the China Daily video depicting Filipinos as monkeys.
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